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What is Battery? - Answer✅✅Physical Act that results in harm or offensive contact.
Class B Misdemeanor Battery - Answer✅✅Touch in a rude manner without physical
harm
Class A Misdemeanor Battery - Answer✅✅Injury is alleged by simple pain
Level 6 Battery - Answer✅✅Moderate Bodily Injury
Level 5 Battery - Answer✅✅Serious Bodily Injury
Domestic Battery (A Mis) - Answer✅✅Pulling or a pushing with no physical harm
Domestic Battery Level 6 - Answer✅✅Presence of a child, Previous Conviction, or
Moderate Bodily Injury
Residential Entry - Answer✅✅unlawful entry into the dwelling of another
Conversion Class A Misdemeanor - Answer✅✅Exerts unauthorized control over
property (Temporarily)
, Conversion Level 6 - Answer✅✅Exerts unauthorized control over a motor vehicle
with intent to commit a crime
Conversion Level 5 - Answer✅✅Exerts unauthorized control over a motor vehicle
with intent to commit a felony
Handgun Law - Answer✅✅Can not carry on person without license
Handgun in a Vehicle - Answer✅✅1) Gun unloaded
2) Out of reach
3) Secured in a case
Not licensed for handgun - Answer✅✅Class A Misdemeanor
Level 5 felony handgun - Answer✅✅1) 500 ft from a school or on property
2) Felony Conviction
What is probable cause? - Answer✅✅reasonable grounds (for making a search,
pressing a charge, etc.).
What are the 7 misdemeanors you can arrest for? - Answer✅✅1) Leaving scene of
accident
2) DUI
3) Battery with bodily injury
4) Domestic
5) Invasion of Privacy
6) PV
7) Theft
When to read Miranda rights? - Answer✅✅In Police Custody for interrogation
Sources of Probable Cause - Answer✅✅1. Personal observation
2. Information
3. Evidence
4. Association
What is a Sworn Affidavit? - Answer✅✅True statement submitted by the officer
Consent to search - Answer✅✅Search conducted with consent that is voluntary
and obtained from a person with the authority to give that consent.
When should you stop searching? - Answer✅✅When they revoked their consent
Plain View Doctrine - Answer✅✅officers may examine and use as evidence,
without a warrant, contraband or evidence that is in open view at a location where
they are legally permitted to be